Legendary Prices February 21, 2025
Market is up. Not much but it could be something. At least it’s some short term good news.
Total and Average Values
The value of a single copy of each legendary’s standard version TCGPlayer Market Value across all three sets went up a very small amount of 0.88% from last week to a total of $488.76.
The massive multi-week downward trend has at least temporarily paused. There may even be an ever so small upward movement in the very short term. Nothing to get super jazzed about just yet but we added some small trend lines to the graph below and will keep our fingers crossed a bit.
On the average Market Price tracking side, all three available sets showed small bumps. This is easily seen in the chart below, but the moves are small enough that on the graph of the same data the small rise in each line is harder to spot.
** Reminder that the Market Price is where the TCGPlayer algorithm says the price ought to be. Above that price and a card may be overcasted. Below and you could be getting a deal. We are using the market price for the Total and Averages section above, however show both data points in the charts below, and sort those charts based on the lowest listed for top and bottom of the market. Percentage changes are also based on lowest listed currently.
**Note: Pricing data is primarily from TCGPlayer lowest listed cost just prior to the writing and posting of this article. Full data set here.
Top of the Market
Luke Skywalker retains the top spot in the hyperspace market this week. However, Darth Vader and the Millennium Falcon are starting to give him some pressure.
On the standard variant side, the top of the list looks very similar which is to be expected.
Vigilance is rebounding a little bit over the past week even though it is still down over the last four. Supreme Leader Snoke is just the opposite showing a bit of a drop recently but still up from four weeks ago. (Of course you could also opt for the Judge promo Snoke for just under $140 if you really want.)
** Note that the hyperspace variants are only shown in their individual top 10 list as we focus on the standard variants.
Winners and Losers
This week is all about the Millennium Falcon. The standard variant was the biggest gainer on the week going up over $3 and close to 14.5%. Plus while we have been trying to keep most of the data to the standard variants, and in case you didn’t catch it from the top of the hyperspace variant chart, the hyperspace Falcon went up massively in the past week by over $15 and close to a 60% gain. Seems to be little doubt that this card will still see a ton of play when Jump to Lightspeed becomes legal.
Potentially we are seeing some movement related to pre-Jump to Lightspeed adjustments in the bottom part of the list. Now There Are Two Of Them for example cannot target vehicles, and any pilot would need to get played as a unit, so it’s possible that a card like this could start to fall a bit out of favor.
Cheapest
Jump to Lightspeed spoilers so far certainly haven’t found any synergy or combo related to Pyrrhic Assault. Not terribly surprising and we aren’t going to lose sleep over it.
For historical pricing posts including the latest Showcase Pricing breakdown check out the Porg Depot Pricing section.